Pull Blocks vs Unwall

Snails with magnets are ready to pull blocks in their path. Tap to send a magnet to the current slot, and it will pull blocks of the same color. The number in the center of the magnet indicates its strength; this is the number of blocks it can pull. You send one magnet to the active slot each turn. Magnets can only pull blocks of the same color if there are no other blocks in the magnet's direction. Choose the right magnets each turn so that all blocks are cleared and no blocks are left on the board. There are power items that can change the next slot, add new slots, remove magnets from slots, and act as super magnets that attract all colors. Simple mechanic, one-tap control, easy play. Short levels and quick sessions are perfect for brief breaks. Satisfying feeling of clearance of blocks with several magnets simultaneously. For those who want to try this stress-relieving puzzle game, the snails and their magnets are ready.

Unwall is a fresh take on the match-3 puzzle — one where you're not just rearranging tiles, you're moving through them. You control a circle navigating a grid packed with pastel colored walls. Tap the border between two adjacent wall tiles to swap their colors. Line up three or more walls of the same color in a row or column, and they go ethereal — fading out and letting you pass right through. That's how you unwall your path. Simple to learn. Hard to put down. FEATURES • 4 difficulty modes — from 3-color to 6-color, each with a larger grid • Coins on the grid grant bonus moves or seconds when collected • Bedrock tiles spawn as you collect coins, permanently blocking paths • Special powers: unwall a bedrock tile • Undo system — up to 3 undos per session • Skin Shop — spend the coins you collect on new spheres The grid gets tighter with every coin you grab. How long can you keep the path open?